Hi everyone! My name is Giselle and I am 31 years old. I am Italian / Cuban and currently I live in Colombia. I am working as humanitarian for an International NGO, helping refugees and migrants from Venezuela to integrate themselves in the host community. It is an hard work but I love it! In Colombia, there are approximately 1.700.000 of Venezuelan migrants. All of whom flee from hunger, poverty, and violence. When people lives their country on feet we call them “caminantes”. They walking for a lot of kilometers with their families: children, pregnant women, men and sometimes -but very rarely- with old people. Often, they cross illegally the borders and unfortunately they fall down in the hands of human traffickers or “coyoteros”. I see this caminantes all the time in the streets when I go to work. It’s very sadly! How it’s happening in Venzuela is one of the worst world's crisis, and potentially in the future this situation may become even worse than Syrian crisis. However, Colombia has made big efforts to meet the requirements of this population. One of them has been the introduction of a new mechanism called Temporary Status of Protection (Estatuto Temporal de Protección). Thanks to this measure Venezuelans will be able to reach more stability in Colombia and according to estimate of Migración Colombia almost all of this population will be able to regularize this migrations status. This is a great news that gives hope to all of us!